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Lockheed Martin

Supply Chain Cybersecurity Intern

May - August 2019 • Littleton, CO

What I liked

Interning at Lockheed Martin was a truly incredible experience. The program allowed me to work on a variety of assignments, offered many networking opportunities, and offered a thorough introduction to the company. I would wholeheartedly recommend this internship experience!

What I wish was different

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Aerospace Engineering Intern

June - August 2020 • Fort Worth, TX

What I liked

The people and the daily task that challenged me

What I wish was different

In person

Advice

Always have patience and be willing to push
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Global Supply Chain Intern

June - August 2020 • Grand Prairie, TX

What I liked

I loved the culture and core values of the company as they align with mine.

What I wish was different

Since it was during the pandemic, my internship was done remotely and didn't have the chance to meet anyone at the facilities or witness how everything was done physically. I feel that being done remotely deterred me from making connections with management that could help me become a full-time worker at the company upon graduation.

Advice

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System Engeer

May 2020 • Littleton, CO

What I liked

Warm welcome, nice load management’s.

What I wish was different

Do more study on my related project to best support my team.

Advice

Great intern Committee, mentor ship and career development programs. I will definitely recommend others to work here.
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Software Engineering Intern

May 2020 • Moorestown Township, NJ

What I liked

Lots of keynote speakers and presentations about how to build a career and grow at the company.

What I wish was different

Getting a larger breadth of experience in what the company has to offer, instead of just our specialized role.

Advice

Ask as many questions as you can, there’s lots of information about this company that’s helpful to know.
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Enterprise Operations Supply Chain Management Intern

May - August 2019 • Fort Worth, TX

What I liked

I loved how hands on the experience was, as well as the workplace culture. The workplace culture promoted a sense of importance, as well as community. This was the perfect ‘first internship experience’ as I learned the ins and outs of being in a professional environment.

What I wish was different

The only semi-negative going into the internship was the very vague job description.

Advice

Be confident from day one. Ask people their names when they you you shake their hand.
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Environmental Safety and Health Intern

May - August 2020 • Marietta, GA

What I liked

The type of work.

What I wish was different

Covid cancelled a lot of the events planned.

Advice

10 hour work days can be tough if you live an hour away!
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Systems Engineering Intern

June 2020 • Orlando, FL

What I liked

Everything! The benefits were amazing, my coworkers we so welcoming, and I was able to work on a variety of projects. It was fantastic real world experience and I can’t wait to start full time.

What I wish was different

I wish there had been more networking between interns, but, since this occurred during COVID, this would have been very difficult.

Advice

Reach out to HR and get your managers contact so you can begin communication before your internship even starts.
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Computer Systems Software Engineer

June - August 2020 • Grand Prairie, TX

What I liked

Everyone loved working there and was willing to help me with anything I needed. The other interns were inclusive and the program overall was awesome.

What I wish was different

I did a purely virtual internship and I would've liked to be able to come in and see the campus or meet my team.

Advice

Ask questions and get to know the people you're working with. Network and get involved in other aspects of the company, not just the job.
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Software Engineering Intern

June - November 2019 • Owego, NY

What I liked

What I wish was different

Advice

Don't be afraid to ask questions. Transitioning anywhere out of college isn't easy, but every manager at Lockheed had the "open door policy", and it was incredibly easy to stop in and ask a quick question.
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Software Engineer

November 2018 • Grand Prairie, TX

What I liked

Great work experience. My coworkers also double as mentors and give me advice whenever necessary. Leadership is great and never too pushy.

What I wish was different

Nothing.

Advice

Make friends, get along with your coworkers, and ask questions!
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Mechanical Engineer Intern

May - August 2020 • Camden, AR

What I liked

Everyone was very kind, helpful, and treated me like a respected employee. I got a lot of hands-on experience to help enhance my college education and better myself as a future engineer.

What I wish was different

Coronavirus made the experience a little challenging at times but Lockheed did their best to make the best out of the situation. Despite the challenges, overall this was a great learning experience.

Advice

For future interns, do not be afraid to ask questions. This internship is a learning experience and it is up to you to make the most out of these experiences.
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Enviro safety and health intern

May 2019 • Lexington, KY

What I liked

I enjoyed the whole internship, it was very exciting because how many aspects of safety are involved at the facility

What I wish was different

Nothing

Advice

Don’t be afraid to ask questions
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Supply Chain Analyst Intern

May 2019 • Grand Prairie, TX

What I liked

My favorite part of my internship was when I got to go on a supplier visit to San Jose, California. We toured the other company’s floor and I was able to help run the meeting.

What I wish was different

I wish I was more confident coming in. You are chosen for a reason and you do have the necessary skill set for that job. Do not be discouraged because you are working around professionals because you are a professional in training.

Advice

Make friends! I had so much fun this summer and met so many great people.
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Systems Engineer

May 2020 • Denver, CO

What I liked

Everything! It was great

What I wish was different

I wish I was on site (I worked from home in Hawaii)

Advice

Your network is your net worth. I only got this job because I showed up to a conference and networked my way to interviews
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Engineering and technology intern

June - August 2020 • Fort Worth, TX

What I liked

I loved this internship so so much. Everything about it was amazing. My favorite aspect about this was definitely that amazing and genuinely kind team I was fortunate to get assigned to. My supervisor was so skilled in leadership and taught me so many important things about working at Lockheed. The most memorable thing he asked me was what I was looking to get from this internship, and I told him I wanted real world applications to match my electrical engineering major. He definitely delivered, and the experience was overall outstanding.

What I wish was different

My internship was completely virtual, and I wish I had the opportunity to be there in person and experience their labs. But even through this challenge I took advantage of the opportunity and made strong relationships and memorable experiences.

Advice

I would just say, through any situation or challenge you come across in any internship, take the opportunity and make the most of it. Ask so many questions and learn as much as you can. It is so important that you get that unique experience that will help you stand out. That’s the point if the internship.
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College Tech Spec. Intern

June - December 2020 • Fort Worth, TX

What I liked

I got to work remote, they sent me all the necessary computer equipment and a monitor, and I got to learn many valuable tools. I also got to participate in SAFe training (agile workflow) and learn to use Sikuli (image processing platform) as well as SAP WebIntelligence. They also extended my internship part time into the fall.

What I wish was different

Advice

Always investigate the possibility of an internship extension especially if you are working remotely.
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College Tech Spec Intern

June - September 2020 • Marietta, GA

What I liked

Perfect atmosphere

What I wish was different

Nothing

Advice

Always ask for work and don’t be afraid to say yes and take on a project that you have no background with
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College Student Tech Sr

June - August 2020 • Fort Worth, TX

What I liked

I have worked two summers at Lockheed and it has been an extremely enjoyable experience. As my first job in industry, I was pleasantly surprised that we were not expected to know everything and everyone I worked with was extremely helpful. Lockheed has wonderful, friendly employees. My managers have been extremely kind, thoughtful and other than the job experience, and new knowledge, have been one of my favorite parts about my internships. The best first in industry job I could have asked for, especially after hearing from other students about their internships.

What I wish was different

I wish COVID had not been a problem this summer. It would have been great to explore the facility more. Lockheed itself did all that it could. Only essential workers were coming in for the most part and we were required to wear masks so I felt relatively safe.

Advice

I think speaking to everyone and creating connections throughout the company is very important. Those connections can help you later on in life, not only with future employment but also with the knowledge that they've collected over the years. I would also encourage future interns to explore the area Lockheed takes them to. My first internship was in Maryland and I drove all over and it was amazing to see a new area.
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Mechanical Engineering Intern

May - July 2020 • Sunnyvale, CA

What I liked

Working on real and impactful projects that tested my engineering skills throughout the internship.

What I wish was different

That the internship could have been in-person rather than remote

Advice

Do not sell yourself short and never be afraid to ask questions.
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